Have a quick look at the images in this article. Isn’t the 156 just the archetypal Sinn watch? Well…no, it’s actually not. This model is an adaptation and evolution of Bundeswehr-issued pilot’s watches from other brands. However, you can leave it to the good people at Sinn to take a good thing and make it…

One of my most memorable meetings during Watches and Wonders earlier this year was with Parmigiani Fleurier CEO Guido Terreni. This very charismatic watch CEO was impeccably dressed, talking about the history of fashion and how the new Toric collection was designed with today’s sartorialists in mind. Terreni is glad that menswear is getting attention…

The breeze is changing direction, leaves are turning yellow, and legions of fans are packing up their SUV’s with coolers, cornhole gear, and mini-grills. It can only mean one thing — football season! The NFL is back and it’s time to root for your favorite team! Breitling is here to help with the new Chronomat…

As one of the world’s most prolific watch manufacturers, Citizen offers an incredibly diverse catalog that spans everything from vintage-inspired mechanical pieces to smartwatches. However, one of the reasons I have such a strong appreciation for Citizen is because the Japanese manufacturer remains committed to producing wristwatches with conventional analog displays that still push the…

For its latest release of 2024, Tissot has released a gaggle of new dial colors for its wildly popular PRX series of integrated bracelet watches, including some with multi-colored gradient surfaces. However, among the cornucopia of new colorways is a strap-equipped version of the PRX Powermatic 80 that is crafted from forged carbon and powered…

One of the surprise standouts I saw last year in Geneva at Time to Watches 2023 was the Carl Suchy & Söhne Belvedere, which is the Austrian brand’s dedicated sports model. While Carl Suchy & Söhne might be best known for its elaborate table clocks and elegant dress pieces, the Belvedere represents an entirely different…

Watches can be a deeply impersonal affair. The rise of social media hype, luxury exhibitionism, and wristwatch “flexing” is very different from what watches once represented. It wasn’t all that long ago that they were simple time-telling tools with a little style thrown in (perhaps even some panache). This article is a celebration of watches…

Zurich-based watchmaker Ollech & Wajs continues to make some very compelling retro-style dive watches, relying on its considerable heritage of achievements in the sports and underwater watch field. This “Mark II” version of the 1964 Ollech & Wajs Caribbean 1000 watch is just that. The company of today re-imagined its seminal 1964-era 1000-meter diver’s watch…